Physics, 31.07.2019 04:10 bicaplinger7766
Aviolin string tuned to 485.0 hz is found to exhibit 2.6 beats per second with a guitar string. the guitar string is then tightened, and the beat frequency is found to increase. what was the original frequency of the guitar string? (enter your answer to one decimal place.)
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